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Category Archives: The Campus Telephone Pole
NYC 1-3 Feb – a great Forty Hours, and an item for art lovers – Brumidi!
My trip to the nation’s Capitol has the painter Brumidi fresh in my mind. Here is some great news sent from a friend in New York City about more work by Brumidi together with a sacred event everyone in the … Read More
Posted in Just Too Cool, The Campus Telephone Pole
Tagged Constantino Brumidi, Forty Hours, Holy Innocents, Manhattan
12 Comments
12 Comments
LONDON – 26 Jan: Lecture by James MacMillan!
O how I would love to be at this lecture in London! James MacMillan, an accomplished composer of sacred music, will give a lecture on Sat 26 January (14.30 – 15.30) will give a talk for the Royal Philharmonic Society. … Read More
Posted in The Campus Telephone Pole
Tagged Dream of Gerontius, Edward Elgar, James MacMillan, T.S. Eliot
4 Comments
4 Comments
25 Jan. – Washington DC – Mass for Nellie Gray – R.I.P.
I received a press release from the nice people who organized the Pontifical Mass at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception a few years ago, the Paulus Institute: St. Mary Mother of God Church to host Mass in honor … Read More
Z-CAM & RADIO SPTDV – Latin Rosary and Christmas music
You can reach the Ustream page of the Z-Cam & Radio SPTDV (olim Radio Sabina) here. I don’t control the ads that pop up, alas. I have found that “Ad Block” works on them, however. Right now I have some predominantly sacred … Read More
Z-CAM & RADIO SPTDV – Latin Rosary, some Advent music
You can reach the Ustream page of the Z-Cam & Radio SPTDV (olim Sabina) here. I don’t control the ads that pop up, alas. I have found that “Ad Block” works on them, however. Right now I have some Advent music … Read More
Posted in The Campus Telephone Pole, The Feeder Feed
Tagged The Feeder Feed, Z-CAM
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ACTION ITEM! AUCTION of art by Daniel Mitsui to help St. John Cantius in Chicago
I received this note from the well-known Catholic artist Daniel Mitsui: Dear Father Zuhlsdorf: Could you do me the favor of letting your readers know about a special Christmas auction of one of my original drawings that is being done … Read More
Posted in The Campus Telephone Pole
Tagged AUCTION, Daniel Mitsui, St. John Cantius
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POLL: 2013 March For Life in Washington D.C (25 January).
How many readers here are going to participate in any or all of the events surrounding the 2013 March For Life in Washington D.C., on 25 January. I understand there is a TLM being sponsored by a Juventutem group after … Read More
Fr. Z asks a favor. It’ll take 3 seconds to help with a single click. (shhhhh…. it’s about “deaconesses”…)
Will you do me a favor? There is a book which I think should be on Kindle and isn’t. Please click this link HERE to send a message to Ignatius Press that we want this book on Kindle. Flood them … Read More
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, The Campus Telephone Pole
Tagged Aime G. Martimort, deaconesses
8 Comments
8 Comments
REVIEW: St. Thomas Aquinas – Commentaries on St. Paul in Latin and English (not to mention the Summa Theologiae)
The 1983 Code of Canon Law doesn’t mention many saints apart from their feast days. As you can imagine, the greats such as the Mary the Mother of God, Sts. Peter and Paul, St. Joseph, come up. Apart from them, … Read More
MYSTIC MONK COFFEE K-CUPS NOW AVAILABLE – What do they call them? Click and learn!
URGENT UPDATE! I just had a note from “Brother Java” of the Wyoming Carmelites. On your behalf I wrote to suggest decaf in K-Cups as well. Here is the response: Dear Father, Thanks for the suggestion! We’re going to add … Read More
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, The Campus Telephone Pole
Tagged k-cups, Mystic Monk Coffee
17 Comments
17 Comments
APX on Detroit’s Archbishop attends mosque opening, says: “There is no place where I feel more respect, fraternity, and kindness”: “Meanwhile I’m watching a video on YouTube posted two days ago by a Detroit news station about the Archdiocese’s restructuring…”
